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Storia della famiglia
Premuda
(ricerca araldica) Ricerca
svolta da Guido Premuda. The
Premuda Family History
Research
performed by Guido Premuda.
Stemma
della famiglia Premuda Sintesi
(di Guido Premuda): Molto probabilmente l'origine della famiglia è a Venezia, perchè gli avi nel 1500 erano la'. Successivamente
probabilmente si sposta nel 1700-1800 a Lussino
(l’attuale Losinj, Croazia) che era parte della Repubblica di Venezia. Infine spostata forzatamente (in seguito
all’annessione dell’isola alla Yugoslavia dopo la seconda guerra
mondiale) a Trieste nel
dopoguerra, dove attualmente vive il maggior numero di persona con cognome
Premuda in Italia. L'origine del cognome PREMUDA
probabilmente deriva dal prefisso PRE
(prima, vicino a) e dalla parola MUDA,
nome della carovana navale commerciale della Repubblica di Venezia. Il nome dell'isola di Premuda
sembra derivi dal nome di famiglia e non viceversa. Il nome all’isola fu
assegnato in onore del capitano Antonio
Premuda che combattè e scacciò i turchi dalla zona. Summary
(by
Guido Premuda): Most likely the origin of the
family is in Venice, because
the ancestors were there in the 1500 century. Then the family probably
moves in 1700-1800 century to Lussino (now
Losinj, Croatia), which was part of the Republic
of Venice. Finally forcibly moves (due to the island's annexation to
Yugoslavia after the Second World War) to Trieste, where the largest
number of people with surname Premuda in Italy is living currently. The origin of the surname
PREMUDA probably derives from the prefix PRE
(before, near to) and the word MUDA,
name of commercial ship caravan of the Republic of Venice. The name of the island
of Premuda likely comes from the family name and not vice versa. It
seems that the name of the island was given in honour of Captain Antonio
Premuda, who fought the Turks and drove them away from the area. Nuove
informazioni!
Il Comandante Gianni Premuda
ricevette una medaglia (1535) dall'Imperatore Carlo V per le
imprese nella flotta dell'Ammiraglio Andrea Doria. - La medaglia dell'Imperatore Carlo V a Gianni Premuda Fonte/Source:
Eugenio Premuda Dettagli / Details: 1a) Avi
nel 1500-1600 a Venezia
Fonte/Source:
International Genealogical
Index:
www.familysearch.org 1b) Avi
nel 1700-1800 a Lussingrande
Fonte/Source:
International Genealogical
Index:
www.familysearch.org 2a) Avo Capitano
Antonio Premuda Da una ricerca Araldica effettuata negli anni '60 su commissione di mio Nonno paterno Eugenio Premuda, risulta il Capitano di vascello Antonio Premuda (1726-1804), Luogotenente della Repubblica di Venezia. Fonte/Source:
Guido Premuda 2b) Avo Capitano
Antonio Premuda "the 215-tonne brigantine Achille,
with 14 men captained by Antonio
Premuda from Lusin (Dalmatia)
... transporting around 3,500 quintals of a variety of acorn used in
dyeing and tanning, which yielded proceeds of 73,556 francs ..." Source:
Barbary Corsairs: the end of a legend, 1800-1820 Di Daniel Panzac 2c) Avo Capitano
Antonio Premuda Tansa (tassa) sopra il commercio e
navigazione. Approvata con decreto della Municipalità provvisoria
Veneziana. 15 Giugno 1797. 3) Premuda
Family History (by Mario Premuda) I've been interested in finding out more about my family's [Premuda side]
heritage. My grandfather on my mom's side has done an amazing job of
tracking his families lineage and I would like to do the same for my dad's
side. Read below for something I dug up thanks to Kim Premuda, my
grandpa's cousin. The following was received February 29, 1996, from Mario
Premuda in Genoa, Italy. Giovanni is Mario’s son, and Luigi is Mario’s
grandfather. Dear Kim: Giovanni requested me to write for you what I know
about our family name. It is out of doubt that Premuda family originated
in the island of Lussino (Losjini in croatian). This is the smaller one in
a system of two islands: Cherso and Lussino, joined by a narrow bridge of
land, and located just south of Istria peninsula between Italy and Croatia.
Probably the word Premuda has no meaning, as Giovanni wrote, but there are
other versions which I heard from an uncle of mine who spent the last part
of his life in Greece and over there died a few years ago. According to
him, it is a late latin/early venetian name: Pre-Muda, which would mean
“Near to / by (Pre) - The post station where the horses were changed
(Muda)”. According to this version, the family was living on the main
land and then was pushed to the islands by the barbarian hordes of Slaves
and Unns. In effect, Lussino used to be a part of the Illirian province of
Roman Empire. When the western empire fell, it remained under the eastern
empire of Bisantium and later on, when it developed as a regional and then
world wide power (of the then known world!), it came under the rule of the
Republic of Venice. To Venice it can be reported the strong Italian
feeling of Lussino people, who spoke a venetian dialect as well as all the
rest of Dalmatia did, together with a sort of croatian dialect which was
spoken by inland people and by the most modest member of Lussinian
community. When Venice was “sold” by Napoleon to Austria, Lussino
became a part of the Austrian Empire who lasted until 1918 (My father was
born in 1907 under Austrian rule). It fought then its being part of Italy
against the pressure of Great Britain and France who planned a larger
Yugoslavia. My father died in 1941, when I was two, in an Italian
submarine. On being a comparatively small island the cradle of the family,
it was pretty easy for some relatives of ours who had Premuda’s blood
and a good inclination to, to trace our ancestry back to the late 15th
century. I am told that an aunt of mine, Letizia, who married a brother of
my father, and now lives at Trieste has a very complete lineage tree. The
one I have, which concerns my branch, goes back to a Giovanni
Premuda who, in the year 1655, used to be “Padrone di Legni a
Cabotaggio” which means “enabled to be captain within the limits of
Mediterranean Sea”. The son of his son Matteo, Antonio
Premuda, was an admiral of the Venetian navy during the war of
Tunis of 1765 and was later the first Lussinian captain to sail with a
brick to London. From then on the Premudas were Captains and
Shipowners. Owned by a Premuda was the first steamer sailing in the
Adriatic sea. The last ship owned by the family was “Gardenia”, a
5,000 tons ship (Not bad for the years between the two wars) owned by my
Grandfather Luigi as part of the shipping company “Liburnica”. The
present “Premuda” Shipping line was originally owned by another branch
of the family. At present my fortunes are quite distant from those of our
shipownerish past! I do really trust that your supplying the record of
your ancestry will enable me to find in Trieste the connection which you
are looking for. One more “colorful” item which might please you: When
packing the household of my grandfather’s villa at Lussino for running
away from the Yugoslavian communists to whom the island had been granted
by the winning Allieds further to the second World War, a cousin of mine,
Giuliano Cosulich, is reported to have found a parchment by which an Antonio
Premuda was nominated baron of the Holy roman empire by the Emperor
Charles the 5th of Spain further to his successfully fighting the turks
away from the island, located south of Lussino which, from then, bore the
name of Premuda. I do not know where this document is now or whether
it did really exist at all, but it
is a fact that we have a family coat of arms: A cock, on a green hill,
singing at the rising sun. I am looking forward to receive your
information. All the best by Mario Premuda.
|W|P|109059981917406759|W|P|Premuda Family History|W|P|7/23/2004 11:58:00
AM|W|P|JP|W|P| 4) Araldica
Google: “Questa
famiglia, che ha il cognome di un'isola del circondatario di Zara, ed è
originaria da quei luoghi, ebbe la contea di Prevasto. Bernardo era
cavaliere di S. Giorgio, ed avo di un altro Bernardo sazador di ... “ Bibliografia IL LIBRO D'ARGENTO FAM. VENETE V.1-2-3 5) Uso
dei cognomi “Le genealogie acquistarono
chiarezza e precisione quando si estese l'uso dei cognomi -- che fino alla
fine del secolo XII era privilegio delle classi più alte -- e quando
cominciò il tramandarsi del cognome; invero, solo alla fine del XV
secolo, in seguito alle disposizioni del Concilio di Trento (1545–1563)
sulla tenuta dei libri baptizatorum affidati ai Parroci, i cognomi
assunsero una certa stabilità, potendo, ogni individuo, sino alla
definitiva creazione dello stato civile da parte dello Stato (in Italia
dopo il 1861), assumere un cognome diverso da quello del proprio padre e
mutarlo nel corso della vita.” Fonte/Source:
Araldica
Guelfi Camaiani
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